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We just love brutal widebody tags! Regardless of whether M5 F10, TTRS or 7er G12 M760Li, everything has to be wide because we believe the lane width of a road should be used as much as possible. The best example is our last project that was based on a BMW M6 F13 Coupe and of course was also modified to a widebody. The basis is an M6 which was already completely foiled in matt black and had already installed a powerful carbon rear diffuser. We have made sure that the rear side walls have grown by 5-10 cm on each side and that the vehicle has been lowered again by a good 4-5 cm. We have also installed a new sports exhaust system that has two large round tailpipes on the right and left. In addition, the taillights have been completely darkened and only a red stripe sets a color accent. The BMW emblem is also not in white / blue but we found white / carbon somehow more suitable.
We made these virtual changes:
- Rear side panels pulled around 5-10 cm per side
- 4-5 cm also lowered
- Sports exhaust system with round tailpipes right & left
- Taillights completely darkened including red stripes
- BMW emblem in white / carbon
Now our question to you, what do you think of that? Would you like the M6 as modified by us on the computer or would that be “too much” and yet a number too blatant? In any case, I would be happy to see the car in this way or at least something similar on our streets and could imagine that it is quite an eye-catcher. 🙂 Ps. If you want to see more virtually tuned vehicles from tuningblog.eu just click HERE!
Here's a little taste:
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Rendering: 2017 Audi A8 D5 with Lowering and 22 Zöllern
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Top - first virtual tuning on the new VW Arteon
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VW Golf GTi MK7 with widebody kit & Q7 headlights  |
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